1. Earth Mars
Pluto
Testerial Planets - the terrestrial
Uranus
planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth All the moons in
and Mars. We also have one
neptune terrestrial dwarf planet named the solar system
Ceres. They are the first four
planets of the solar system made
ASTROID BELT
mainly of rock as opposed to gas.
Venus
An astroid is a rocky body in
Mercury space
Untesterial planets- There are
four gas giants in our solar
system, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,
Jupiter and Neptune. We know of 336
exoplanets, most of which are
Saturn likely gas giants. Exoplanets
are planets in orbit about
distant suns. Any star is so far
away that even the closest to
our sun can be fairly described
as "distant"...

2. Orians belt
Orion , often referred to as The KUIPER BELT
Hunter , is a prominent
Oort cloud constellation located on the
celestial equator and visible The Kuiper belt (pronounced /
ˈkaɪpər/, rhyming with "viper"),
The Oort cloud (pronounced / [1] sometimes called the
ˈɔrt/ ort, alternatively the Öpik- Edgeworth–Kuiper belt, is a
Oort cloud ) is a hypothesized
region of the Solar System
fdspherical cloud of comets
which may lie roughly 50,000 beyond the planets extending
AU, or nearly a light-year,... from the orbit of Neptune
Dwarf Planets
Dwarf Planets
The newly defined class of
"dwarf planets" includes
Ceres in the Main Asteroid Belt
(between the orbits of Mars
and Jupiter) and Pluto and Eris
(2003 UB 313) in the
Edgeworth-Kuiper Belt
(beyond the orbit of Neptune).